Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 304, 21 December 1922 — Page 4

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND.. THURSDAY DEC. 21, 1922

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' Sir." and irrs. Edmund L. Hiatt of Kansas City, Mp., will arrive Saturday to rpend the holiday season -with Mrs. Jliatt's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John II. Nicholson, of East Main street. Mr. and Mrs. Yale Schively of Con-

nersville will be Christmas ,guest3 of 3lr. and Mrs. John K. Nicholson.' , - Miss Hazel Ray 'of "Washington. D. "C Mr. and Mrs. W. F.. Maurer of Atlanta, Ga., and Mr. andMrs. Howard Holtz of Cleveland," OWo. will spend -Christmas with their parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. Frank; Ray of orth A street. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph. Rogers of Lafayette will go to Chicago to spend - Christmas as the guests of Mr. and -Mrs. Irwin Lucas. V J... Mr. and Mrs. John Davis of Constantine, Mich., will be guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Rogers ot Hunt street '.over the holidays. ; Dr. and Mrs. John D. Rea and little son of Bloomington will -be holiday guests of Mrs. Cora G. Rea-of North. A : street and Dr. and Mrs. L. M. Gentle of South Eighth street. ,;.Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jordan and little -con John of Dayton, Ohio, will spend Christmas with Mrs. Jordan's parents, -Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Dietrich, of South Fifteenth street.

Mr. and Mrs. L L Parks of Henley road will have aa their guests for

Christmas Mr. and Mrs. William N.

Parks and Ernest E. Parks of Portland,

Ind. .

; Fred J. Bollmeyer Jr. of Cleveland,

(.Ohio, will arrive . Saturday to remain

, over Christmas with his parents. Mr.

Land Mrs. Fred Bollmeyer, of North

j .Eighteenth street, - Mrs. George Hall and son of Minneapolis, Minn., are the guests of Mrs. , Hall's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Volney D. Noland, of North Sixteenth street.

Mr. and Mrs. John Nelson Noland "and family of Detroit, Mich., will be

holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Volney

,1. Noland. i Raymond Dalbey of Indiana university arrived Thursday to spAd the holidays here with his parents, Mr. and "Mrs. Walter Dalbey, cf South .Tenth '.street. . Miss Mary Frances Churchell, who is attending Western college at Oxford, ,Ohio, will be the holiday guest of her "parents, Dr. and Mrs. E. R ChurchelL Miss Jane Brookbank, who is a student at Western college, Oxford, Ohio, .J will spend Christmas at Indianapolis .with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Brookbank, formerly of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Plummer, of Co""lumbus, Ohio, will spend the holidays - here the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. "Cruse, of North Twentieth street, and

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Plummer, of NQrth

Twenty-first street.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Plummer have ; as their guests Mrs. Frank D. Walker

and chilrden, of Covington, Ky. Mr. - Walker will come to spend Christmas. Miss Florence Bond, of Indiana uni-

versify, will be the holiday guest of

; Dr. and Mrs. Charles S. Bond, of North ; Tenth street. . Mr. and Mrs. George Bosley, of Louisville, Ky.. will be Christmas ; guests of Mrs. Gertrude Hill, of South Eighteenth street. Rudolph ; Hill, - of .'Cleveland, Ohio, 1 who was the guest of his mother, Mrs. ; Gertrude Hill last week, has returned to Cleveland. He will not come to ' Richmond for the holidays. i Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. DeNuth, of , Dayton, Ohio, will arrive to spend the holidays with their parents, Mr. and - Mrs. John L Kelley, of Kinsey street. Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Gray and . son, John Kelley Gray, will -be holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Kelley,

. of Kinsey street. " j Mr. and Mrs. C J. Brubaker of Cin- - cinnatL Ohio, will be the holiday guests of Mra.jBrubaker's parents, Mr. t and Mrs. H. C. Hasemeier, of South Twenty-first street. Mrs. Brubake? was formerly Miss Marguerite Hasemeier. .. - -,..'.. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Rains, of thi3

ciiy, wilt be cnnsimad gut-tts 01 iur. and Mrs. Norman Rowson and Virgil Rains, of Indianapolis.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Brehm, of Chicago, have returned to this city, after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Stanford, of Springfield, Ohio, and will

remain here for Christmas.

Miss Florence Wilson and Miss Mir

iam Little, who are in Indianapolis this

winter attending Madame Blaker's Kin

dergarten school, will come Friday to spend the. holidays with their parents.

Miss Hilda Kemper, of Chicago, and

Miss Jeannette Kemper, of Washing

ton, D. C., will arrive Sunday to be holiday guests of relatives in this city.

Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Kemper ot De

troit, Mich., will be guests over Christmas of Mrs. Kemper's mother, Mrs.

Mary J. Meagan, of North Ninth street.

One of the pretty weddings of the

holiday season took place Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock, when Mis3 Ruth Jones and Richard Kenworthy were united in marriage with a pretty ceremony at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Jones, 520 South Twelfth street. The Rev. A. L. Stamper, pastor of the First Christian church officiated. There were no attendants. The bride wore a gown of white crepe de chine simply fashioned over which fell a long tulle veil. Her flowers were white rosebuds. Mr. and Mrs. Kenworthy left immediately after the ceremony on a short wedding trip. They will be at home after January first at 112 North Twenty-second street. The quests who attended the

wedding were: Mrs. AV. II. Jenkins,

of Pittsburgh, Pa., Mrs. Fred Picket

of Washington, D. C, Mrs Robert Henley, of Hartford City, Miss Opal Cox, of .Farmland. Mr. and Mrs. Russell

Grubbs. of Huntsville, Mr. and Mrs

T. C. Kenworthy, of Dublin, the Rev. Bakon Vanderburg, of Carlos City, Mr.

and Mrs. David Hodgin, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Partlow, Miss Goldie Triplet!

Miss Lola Jones and Greek Jones.

Robert M. Hawekotte, of Purdue uni

versity arrived Tuesday to spend

Christmas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hawekotte, of South Ninth

street. Mr. Hawekotte has recently

been honored by being elected to Eta

Kappa Nu, national honorary fratern

ity for 'electrical engineers. The honor was conferred on Mr. Hawekotte for his high scholastic record thus

far and future promise in the electrical

field. . , Among the former residents who will not come to the city for the holiday season this . year are: Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Olson, nee Mildred Nusbaum, of Madison, Wis., Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Cotton and son, of Pittsburgh, Pa., Dr. and Mrs. E. Roberts Richie, of Brewster, N. Y., Mr. and

1 Mrs. MacKenzie Monarch of Ft. Worth, Tex., Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kemper, nee Mabel Steinkamp, of San Francisjco, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carivey, of Los Angeles, Calif., Dr. and Mrs. Charles Edmunds, of Ann Arbor, Mich., and Dr. and Mrs. Harry E.

Holmes, of Oberlin, Ohio. Keifer Calkins, of the Indiana Dental college, Indianapolis, will return the last of the week to spend the holidayswith his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Calkins, of North Eighth street Robert Longman, of the Indiana Dental college, at Indianapolis, will come this week to be the holiday guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Longman; of Richmond avenue. Miss Gertrude Kohler, musical supervisor at the Dennis Junior high school, will leave this week end for her home in Minneapolis, Minn., to spend the holidays. Mrs. Clarence Haas entertained with a Christmas party for members of the T. W. M. A. club at her home on North Nineteenth street Wednesday evening. The season's colors were effectively

carried out in the decorations for the

occasion. A gift exchange was held.

Contests were features of the evening.

Luncheon was served later to the fol

lowing guests: Miss Emma Tiemeyer,

Miss Elenora Haner, Miss Marie Kuhl-

man, Miss Jane Keister, Miss Elsie

Kramer, Miss Mildred Haas, Miss Lola

rnornburg. Miss Neta Bulls, Mrs. Ed

win Coffman, Mrs. Ernest Stout and

Mrs. Clarence Haas. The club will

meet In two weeks at the home of Miss

Marie Kuhlman.

Among those who attended the

dance given Wednesday evening for

the Young People's Dancing club at the

O. O. F. hall were the Misses Mar-

jone Hlnes, Violet Smith, Annalee Mullen, Marie Ferst, Freda Bowen, Ada Lloyd. Margaret Lloyd, Elizabeth

Yoder, Thelma Sherrow, Louise Clark,

Isabel Lennard, Blanche Schotte, Lucy

Alexander, Gladys Simpson, Deloris Kortwright, Lillian Hoddap, Mary Hoddap, Rosa Smith, Vivian Nye, Marjorie Jeffers Nina Hines, and Messrs.

J. W. Moore, Marvin Lohman, John Torbeck, William Tooey, Howard Tay

lor. Martin Steel, Ralph Brady. Francis

Gable, Marshall Moore, Ernest Bryant,

W. P. Stinson William Zimmerman, Richard Mansfield, Carl Hill, Robert Davis, Clarence Corthouse, B. Wil

liams, Frank Kohnley, Austin Brocamp, Max Davids, Elmer Dingley, Joe Busby, George Wiggins, Carl Haltman and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Brown. The Chester Aid society held a Christmas party Wednesday afternoon in the hall. Nineteen persons attended. Presents were exchanged and contests were features of the afternoon. Favors went to Mrs. Bowen and Mrs. Ona Pyle. Later refreshments were

served.

The Criterion club was delightfully

entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. A. B. Price. A talk on the Oberammergau Passion play was given by Mrs. Homer L. .Morris. Exchange of gifts was held. An elaborate luncheon prettily appointed ia the Christmas colors was served later by the hostess. The Aftermath was entertained by Mrs. Thomas Tarkleson at her home on South Fourteenth street Wednesday afternoon. The program included a paper on "The Boxer Movement" by Mrs. Edwin Jay and one on "The New Republic of China," by Mrs. William N. Trueblood. Later refreshments were served by the hostess. The T. and T. Sheephead club members were guests at a lovely Christmas party given Tuesday afternoon at the

home of Mrs. Will Van Etten. Decorations in keeping with the Yuletide season were attractively used throughout the residence, Luncheon was senred later. The table was ornamented with a miniature tree, holly and greenery, and lighted by candles. A Christmas exchange was held. The guests Included Mrs. Frank Ayers, Mrs. Ben Sostemeyer, Mrs. Estelle Routh, Mrs. Ben ' Englebert, of Cambridge City, Mrs. Will Van Etten, Mrs. P. Oates, Mrs. Geier, Mrs. AX Korthaus, Mrs. L. Taube, Mrs. G. Bertram, Mrs. Guy Atchley, and Mrs. Harry Metz. Mrs. B. Uphaus is to be the next hostess.

Miss Elizabeth Kolp's classes in fancy dancing will meet Saturday af

ternoon at the Eagles' hall. No pro-; gram will be presented but persons interested in watching the classes will be welcome. The Omicron Pi Sigma fraternity will be host for a notable event Thursday evening when it entertains a party of guests at a dance in the I. O. O. F. hall. The Riley orchestra of Muncie, will furnish .the music. The affair will be private. All persons receiving invitations will be guests of

the fraternity. Refreshments will be served during the evening. Dancing

will be from 9 to 1 o'clock. The bal

cony will be closed. The committee

for the dance is composed of Robert Rees, Robert Phillips, Henry Zeitz and

Carl Moore.

An assembly dance will be held by

Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kolp Friday even ing from 9 to 12 o'clock at the I. O. O

F, hall. The Jesse Halberstadt orchestra will play. The balcony will be open

to spectators. The Knights of Pythias will give a Christmas dance Thursday evening at their hall on South Eighth street.Miller"s orchestra will play. The public is invited to attend. Mollencup's Society orchestra, which

has been obtained for the fourth annual Ornis Melas dance Christmas

night comes to Richmond with the highest recommendations, from other cities in which it has played. It has

played two summers at Indiana lakes and has just closed an engagement in Washington, D. C. Recently it gave radio programs at the Detroit News' station. It carries scenic effects, decorations and settings with it. Mr. Mol-

lencup himself is a musician of some

note and has acquired a wide reputa

tion as an accomplished musician and

orchestra director. Every member of

theorchestra is said to be a finished

artist. Over 300 Invitations have been

Issued for the dance and it is anticipated as one of the most important events of the season by members Jof the younger set. j The Oriole Terrace orchestra which appears in a concert and dance program, Dec. 28, at the Coliseum, under auspices of the Phi Delta Kappa fraternity is unique in the fact that it is made up of soloists and composers. Ted Fiorito, the pianist and coach, is known as the composer of many popular melodies, among them, "Lips," "Rainbow," "Soothing" and "Love Bird." The incidental music for David Waik Griffith's production of "Dream Street" was also written by Fiorito.

The public is invited to attend the

concert. Admission to the dance will be by invitation onlyThe Country club will be the scene (Please Turn to Page Fourteen)

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SPECIAL FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY BUNTE'S Fancy Hard Candies, 59c per lb. Our Own Make Hard Candy, 25c or 2 lbs. for 45c PETER RABBIT BOXES , for the kiddies. Filled with pure, home-made Mixed Candies 59c each The Kandy Shop 919 Main Street Fred M. Koons, Prop.

A Welcome Gift THERE is no Christina gift more genuinely welcome thn oneof these beautiful LadtMaxim Watches. They are as serviceable as they are beautiful, and a constant reminder of the giver. ll".!i"'''liri'M'TrfcSX!li'!ii til

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Ladles' Vanity Boxes In patent leather cover, single size, special. The double case, complete finish, special

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And we are suggesting a number of useful gifts which are all of quality, making them gifts that would be appreciated by any recipient.

HOSIERY

Ladies' Wool Hose, pair , S1.00

Ladies Silk & Wool

Hose, pair .

$1.98

Ladies' All Silk Hose pair . S1.25 Ladies' Pure Silk at" S1.68 S2.68

Fancy Towel and Wash Cloth Sets, just 20

left, good weight, colored flowered patterns;

special, per box

75c & 81.00

Fancy Lace Edge Scarfs and Squares, a large srr.:.s:: 58c, 75c & si.oo Baby Blankets in pink QQrt QQ and blue, all weights OOt lO fjLtVO Ladies' Box Handkerchiefs in the embroidery work colored fancy corners, . VlTln Venice Lace edge, from.... JLUC lO lut

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176 size, dozen. . . 46c FLORIDA ORANGES 200 size, dozen 39c Rome Beauty Apples, pound 7c Cocoa nuts, each 8c

Ladies' All Wool Scarfs, the belt Style, at

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Ladles', Men's 'and Children's Umbrellas in the nice weight, Cotton Gloria and All Silk Sunshine and Rain (n i. G A ETA

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Silk Ties, the best Silk Ties In the city at

Man's Shirt, a very fine colored stripe Percale

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S1.85 as Shirts,

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Russian Madras and Silk check Madras Shirts,

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All-Leather Traveling Bags I

All leather Traveling Bags in tan and black. Full size. They are exceptional values vat 85.25

Ladies' Straw Case, good metal frames,

leather edge Dinamg, leather corners.

light Just for the ladies, priced at

Ladies Leather Hand Bags in the colored tooled leather, also the pin seal at prices that will sell.

$2.75

GRAPE FRUIT 46 size, each 10c Tangerines, large size, doz 41c Cranberries, per lb 18'2c Greening Apples, 5 lbs 23c Jonathan Apples, pound ...,7c

CELERY, finest per stalk

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NEW MANCHURIAN -Extr, Large

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NEW MIXED NUTS In9"fei:sCrop 2?r

Dates Dromedary, pkg SAGO Pure, oz. pkg..

A splendid mixture, pound.

IOC Citron imported candied, oz. 4

16d

4 j Cocoanut Baker's, in can.

Fine XMAS

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Cut Rock or Hard Mixed, pound ......

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FRUIT DROPS

Orange, mint, lemon,

or Strawberry Good

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French Creams, very fine, lb. 18c. Fancy Cream Mixtifre, lb. 20c Assorted Chocolates, pure, fresh creamy, lb. 19c; 5 lb. Xmas box 95c Chocolate Drops, lb 15c 1 Peanut Brittle, lb '.. 14c Fudge, Choc, or Vanilla, lb.. .15c Stick Candy, Jumbo, 3 for.. ..10c

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Avondale or Argo peaches can 22c Apricots, heavy syrup, big can 29c Cherries, Del Monte Royal Anne, big can 39c Cherries, red pitted, No. 2 can 22c Prunes, ext large Sunsweet lb. 17c

Pineapple C. Club No. 2J4 can 33c Avondale Pineapple No. 2 can 24c RAISINS Seedless Sunmaid 16 oz. pkg 18c Seeded Sunmaid Raisins, 15 oz. pkg 17c Small Prunes, per lb 9c

FRUIT CAKE

Country .Club, made of the finest ingredients money will buy, fully equal of any $1.50 cake on sale anywhere

2-pound 7Cn CAKE ' 3b

Figs, Calif. Stewing, lb 20c Mince Meat, Country Club pk 10c

Figs, large new layer, lb 32c Mince Meat, Llbby'c 16-bz. jar 29c

C. C. Sugar Cured Hams, per lb . . .22c C. C. Breakfast Bacon, 3 lb. pieces or larger, lb. 25c C. C. Smoked Callies, pound . . . ., 15V2C C. C. Pure Sausage, pound ...... 19c

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